TWILIGHTNING Calls It Quits

July 11, 2009

Finnish power metallers TWILIGHTNING have issued the following update:

"TWILIGHTNING decides to call it quits. We discovered the fact that the drive has vanished and there's no point of going on without the full force and motivation. Then we just not only would cheat ourselves but also our fans. Everyone continues to pursue their musical careers on their own projects and bands.

"TWILIGHTNING thanks all of its fans and everyone that has somehow helped or been there. The past eleven years has changed our lives."

TWILIGHTNING's video for the song "Isolation Shell" can be viewd below. The track comes off the group's third full-length album, "Swinelords", which was released in March 2007 via Spinefarm Records. The follow-up to 2004's "Plague-House Puppet Show" was recorded at Astia studio in Lappeenranta and Music-Bros. studio in Imatra with Miitri Aaltonen.

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